Sentence examples for planning battles from inspiring English sources

There are also large numbers of contentious planning battles that eventually go to judicial review.

Building pipelines to the west coast, to carry exports to Asia, or to the east to supply consumers in Ontario and Quebec (home to 62% of Canada's 35m people) will take years, even if planning battles are won.

Examining how graphic design figured into urban planning battles offers an interesting example of the synergies between capital, the production and consumption of space and cultural creation.

In Shell's view, this means avoiding the costly tasks of building a pipeline to the Australian coast and of constructing an LNG facility that might face a long series of planning battles, and require a host of new infrastructure on a remote coastline.

The deadline slipped because of a protracted planning battle the DMA had to fight.

The building's owners, Swiss Re, may now wish they had not been so determined to win the planning battle.

What they had on their doorstep instead was a planning battle with Safeway to prevent a supermarket going up.

A few years, £20 million and a planning battle later, that land is now occupied by the architectural curve and dip of the marvellous Gloucester Motorway Services.

The Dudley Muslim Association and the local authority have both lost decisions in the High Court in recent years during a long-running planning battle.

It lies within a zone identified for potential mining by Vale but any bid to start digging will require a lengthy planning battle.

WPD has been engaged in a long-running planning battle with Cardiff council over its plans to develop Llanishen reservoir, which includes proposals for homes and areas of conservation.